This is a 2000W pure sine inverter/charger with a built-in transfer switch, built for off-grid homes, RVs, and backup power setups where you need clean AC power and a battery charger in one box.
This unit is a pure sine wave inverter/charger with an integrated transfer switch — it converts DC battery power to AC output and can charge your battery bank from an AC source, switching automatically between the two. The manufacturer data provided does not specify whether this architecture is off-grid only or includes hybrid grid-interactive features, and no UL or IEEE listing numbers were included in the source data, so those citations are flagged below rather than assumed. Note: If you would like to review the manufacturer Product Specifications, Warranty, Brochure, etc., for this system, please refer to the "Resources (System Manuals and Warranty)" Tab above on this page.
Critical Power & Interconnection Requirements
- Continuous AC output: 2000W (pure sine wave)
- AC output voltage/phase: [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not specified in provided data
- DC battery voltage: [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not specified in provided data (commonly 12V for this AIMS class, but not confirmed in source data, so not stated as fact)
- Surge/peak output: [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not specified in provided data
- Built-in transfer switch for automatic source switching between AC input and inverter output
- Does NOT support grid sell-back — this is not a grid-tie hybrid inverter
- Parallel/stacking capability: [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not stated in provided data
Transfer-switch inverter/chargers like this one are common sources of neutral-ground bonding conflicts, especially when a unit built for RV/mobile use gets installed in a stationary home or shop panel. If the internal transfer switch bonds neutral to ground and your subpanel also carries a bond, you get a parallel ground path that trips GFCI breakers intermittently and can fail an inspection outright. Before energizing the system, verify bonding configuration with a digital multimeter (checking for continuity between neutral and ground bus bars) and confirm which side of the transfer switch is bonded per the wiring diagram in the manufacturer manual. Document your findings against NEC Article 690/706 grounding requirements before your inspector shows up — it is far cheaper to catch this on the bench than to re-terminate wiring in a finished wall.
Key Benefits
- Pure sine wave output for sensitive electronics, motors, and variable-speed compressors
- Integrated battery charger reduces the need for a separate charging device
- Automatic transfer switch simplifies backup power wiring
- Suited to off-grid homes, RVs/camper vans, and mobile or backup UPS setups
- Compact single-unit footprint for inverter + charger + transfer switch functions
| Spec | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Continuous AC Output | 2000 | W |
| Waveform | Pure Sine | — |
| Transfer Switch | Integrated | — |
Note: See "Resources (System Manuals and Warranty)" Tab above for full specifications.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Compatible with off-grid solar homes, RVs/camper vans, commercial UPS, and mobile power applications per manufacturer description
- Includes integrated battery charger and transfer switch functions in one unit
- NOT confirmed for grid-tie/sell-back use — treat as non-grid-interactive unless manufacturer documentation states otherwise
- Battery chemistry compatibility (LiFePO4, Lead-Acid, etc.): [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not specified in provided data
- Closed-loop battery communication support: [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not specified in provided data
- Parallel/stacking with additional units: [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not specified in provided data
| Listing/Standard | Detail |
|---|---|
| UL Listings | [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not provided in source data |
| NEC Reference | Article 690/706 (bonding/grounding verification recommended per Pro-Installer Tip) |
| NEMA Enclosure Rating | [NEEDS VERIFICATION] — not provided in source data |
FAQ
Can this inverter sell power back to the grid?
No. This is an inverter/charger with a transfer switch, not a grid-tie hybrid inverter. It does not support grid sell-back.
What battery voltage is required?
[NEEDS VERIFICATION] The DC battery voltage was not specified in the manufacturer data provided for this listing.
Can I parallel multiple units together?
[NEEDS VERIFICATION] Parallel/stacking capability was not specified in the manufacturer data provided for this listing.
Is this UL 1741 listed for utility interconnection?
[NEEDS VERIFICATION] No UL or IEEE listing information was provided in the manufacturer data for this unit.
Warranty & Registration
Manufacturer warranty terms were not included in the provided data. Refer to the "Resources (System Manuals and Warranty)" Tab above on this page for the manufacturer's warranty documentation before purchase.
